Discover Reda

Landscape and hiking trail

The forests southwest of Reda lie within the protected Trójmiejski Park Krajobrazowy Landscape Park. The blue hiking trail runs along the edge of Kępa Pucka on the northwestern outskirts of the town. Its full length is 32 km and it leads from Wejherowo via Mrzezino to Puck. This distance refers to the route between the towns; it does not describe the length of a single short section on the outskirts. If you would like to include the trail in your trip, this distinction is important for planning.

Another point of reference is the viewpoint at the end of Jarej Street. It is located about 70 m above sea level. Together with its position in the Reda-Łeba ice-marginal valley and the forests of the landscape park, this provides a connection to nature that differs from the water attractions at the aquapark. You can therefore assess Reda based on whether you are more interested in a hiking route, a landscape designation or a specific spot in the town.

Water attractions at Aquapark Reda

Aquapark Reda offers several water attractions, each described differently. The River Expedition is a 315 m-long water course. AquaSpinner is a rotating water slide marketed as the first of its kind in Europe. These two attractions already differ in their description: one is a longer course, while the other is a rotating slide.

There is also Volcano, a whirlpool for up to 24 people. Pirate Bay is described as an attraction for small children: a 30 cm-deep pool with a pirate ship and seven slides. The specific details about depth and features give you a clearer idea of the kind of water experience that might interest you when choosing a destination. The aquapark is therefore a distinct focus alongside the hiking trail and culture; you can weigh it against your other travel interests when deciding on Reda.

Culture and architectural history

Miejska Biblioteka Publiczna in Reda houses a permanent exhibition of wooden sculptures by folk artist Izajasz Rzepa. The gallery “W Hirkowej Izbie” is also located in the main building of the public library. These two points offer insight into different aspects of local culture: the permanent sculpture exhibition and the gallery in the library building. The church on Gdańska Street is also a notable feature of the town; it is Neo-Gothic.

The railway station building is another link to the past. The historic building at Reda railway station dates from 1870. It was built to the larger of two standard station designs for the Słupsk–Gdańsk line. This links a specific construction year with its classification as one of two designs. These details make the station a historical point of interest in its own right, alongside the Neo-Gothic church and the town’s cultural venues.

When looking for a hotel, holiday apartment or holiday home in Reda, you can tailor your choice to the experiences that matter to you. The hiking trail is a 32 km route in its entirety, while the aquapark, library, church and railway station building offer different ways to explore the town. So first consider whether you mainly associate Reda with hiking, water attractions or culture.

Other places

Nadole, Lubiatowo, Gościcino, Barłomino, Bojano, Wejherowo, Nowy Dwor Wejherowski, Zbychowo.

For the overview of the wider area: Wejherowo.